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  • bazabaza Posts: 670
    Our seedlings are coming on good . 




    Thanks Baz n Hels 
  • Hampshire_HogHampshire_Hog Posts: 1,089
    All looks great wish I was as organised as you on my plot.

    "You don't stop gardening because you get old, you get old because you stop gardening." - The Hampshire Hog
  • Gardengirl..Gardengirl.. Posts: 4,172
    Baza that is brilliant - like all your seedlings - I need to do the sweetpeas yet and what a lot of potatoes you planted - are they 1st, 2nd or maincrop ones? all looking fab
    Hampshire Gardener
  • bazabaza Posts: 670
    Thanks Hampshire Hog still got a lot to do . All sheds, fencing and decking need painting really looking forward to that  hmmmm he he. But all the seedlings are coming along nicely so fingers crossed we get no more frosts and it starts warning up a bit they'll then be potted on to bigger pots then planted out in May if all goes to plan
  • bazabaza Posts: 670
    Hi gardengirl I've experimented this year with the potatoes I've got 60 odd maris piper maincrop but the rest are just bags of potatoes we had stored in a cupboard in the house so I've planted them out with the maris piper so we'll see how they turn out
    As for the sweet Peas I noticed Monty Don planted his out but mine are nowhere near as big  as his so it'll be a few weeks before I plant them out. I've also seen them in some garden centres up here in Durham so it might pay you to buy some just in case it's too late to sow seeds
    Thanks 
    Baz n Hels 
  • bazabaza Posts: 670
    Hi Hazel I used the sunflower seeds off last year's plants most have come through and growing well apart from the black sunflowers no idea why .
    I try not to overdo things but by the time I get done I've probably overdone it if that makes sense . Cancer has took more out of me than I realised but hopefully in time I'll get my strength back
    Thanks 
    Baz
  • bazabaza Posts: 670
    Amazing what a little change in temperature does 

    Got to be honest I thought we were gonna lose a lot of the veg as its been that cold but they have grown more leaves especially the cabbages so we are really pleased. 
    Sunflowers have practically doubled in size 
    Carrots have germinated and at last cucumbers have popped through yesssa
    Thanks
    Baz n Hels 
  • Zoomer44Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267
    A little bit of heat can really bring things on. I was worried about the recent low night temperatures but have found stuff germinated in the GH have faired really well. 

    I've stuff at home too but it's still to cold to bring them down to the plot.    

    When do you plan to plant things out. 
  • bazabaza Posts: 670
    Hi Zoomer44 I'll be planting out all the onions , peas and radishes this weekend the rest will be in May unless the warm weather we are expecting this weekend stays for a while and might bring the rest on quicker. Apart from the sunflowers and sweet pea flowers all my other flowers are really struggling at the moment just hope they catch up with the warm weather aswell 
    Thanks
    Baz n Hels 
  • Gardengirl..Gardengirl.. Posts: 4,172
    Baza with your sweetpeas do you soak before sowing them? my seeds started germinating in plastic gh
    Hampshire Gardener
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